Hello Axel. On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 11:23:44, Axel Beckert wrote: ... > > I would be really happy if I would be able to use p0f in Debian to > > inform XP users that their OS will be EoL soon. :-) > > For that I needed a package of p0f v3 anyway, so I built one. :-)
I've been doing the same elsewhere. ;-) > I've put a source package and an amd64 package online here: > > http://noone.org/debian/p0f_3.06b-1.dsc (signed) > http://noone.org/debian/p0f_3.06b-1_amd64.deb > http://noone.org/debian/p0f_3.06b-1_amd64.changes (signed and > contains hash sums of p0f_3.06b-1_amd64.deb) > > The .dsc and .changes are signed with my key in the Debian keyring. Just a quick note about the above: the source package conists of the .dsc, the .orig tarball, and the .debian diff tarball. I was able to get those from your website and extract them via 'dpkg-source -x'. You might consider making yourself your own private Debian repository with these packages BTW, which would help both you and others use them. I recently did this; the three main options I considered were reprepro, DAK, and mini- buildd, and I ended up using reprerpo -- it works well for several thousand packages, is packaged for Debian, and has a simple dependency list that doesn't require a web server. The main you'll need is to create a keyring package which drops a .gpg file containing the public signing key(s) into /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/. reprepro also needs a gpg key to sign the package list file, so my keyring ended up having two GPG keys becuase I didn't want the secret key for my private GPG key on my server. If the server's GPG key contains a password, you'll also need to run gpg-agent on the server, and configure gnupg for pinentry and install a pinentry package. If you're interested in discussing this more, please contact me. :-) > Cc'ing the original reporter in case the package helps him for his v3 > use case. Thanks much. Builds clean in cowbuilder. Very nice job with the debian/rules file. Likewise with the DEP-3 formatted patches. ;-) Just one hint I was given that I'll pass on: - The debian/copyright file could be upgraded to the 1.0 format. See: http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/copyright-format/1.0/ Thanks for your work! :-) -- Chris -- Chris Knadle [email protected]
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